johnnytapia
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Bristow was more consistent. Jockey was just the bollocks when on top form and I loved watching him - he was such an emotional guy. Loved him; loved The Hurricane.I would say Bristow was more of an icon.
Football. Pele.https://sportsshow.net/top-10-most-popular-sports-in-the-world/
Your opinion should be most iconic not necessarily the best, I have not searched for those more obscure sports and have just been honest and admitted i know fuck all about them, you can only be classed as iconic if non lovers of that sport have heard about of you.(imho)I reckon the younger you are the more difference there will be compared to us mature posters.
1. Football - Pele
2. Cricket - Don Bradman
3. Basketball - Michael Jordan
4. Field hockey - No one
5. Tennis - John McEnroe
6. Volleyball - no one
7. Table Tennis - Desmond Douglas
8. Baseball - Jo DiMaggio
9. American Football - William the refrigerator Perry
9. Rugby - JPR Williams
10. Golf - Jack no Tiger no Jack no Tiger fuck it Tiger Woods edges it.
I am sure many won’t agree with the list of sports but there was a big criteria and it’s interesting having table tennis,hockey and volleyball in there.
Bristow was more consistent. Jockey was just the bollocks when on top form and I loved watching him - he was such an emotional guy. Loved him; loved The Hurricane.
Definitely, think I just miss the days of Jocky, Alex and how things were simpler then. Black and White portable telly next to me bed, glued to the darts, snooker. Higgins was the greatest player I've ever seen - on his day. But those days were so few and far between. People forget he won the worlds in '72 then again a decade later. An utter twat off the baize apparently but all was forgiven (by me anyway) when he was on his "A" game. Greatest frame ever (check out the blue he pots 3 mins in):Yeah some rogues become icons others just twats. I always wanted John Lowe to beat Bristow but Bristow was an icon without doubt